An updated app allows people to step into the London of the past.

Streetmuseum 2.0, originally released in 2010, uses augmented reality technology to overlay historic photographs across whatever a user is looking at in the present day, with 3D options now added.

More than 100 new locations of some of London’s most iconic locations, with photos taken between 1863 and 2003 drawn from the Museum of London’s extensive collection, have been added in the update.

Our collection provides a fabulous visual history of London, across all aspects of London life. Streetmuseum allows these photographs to be seen by a new audience, and in a thrilling context,’ said Anna Sparham, the museum’s curator of photographs.

Via Metro

It’s a sight we all dread- you get back to your car and find a parking ticket tucked under your windshield wiper ready to suck the dollars out of your wallet. Whether you parked in a red zone, didn’t move it for street cleaning, or perhaps even the meter maid messed up, there’s now an app for that. Fixed is an app created by entrepreneur David Hegarty that will fight your ticket in court for you.

Here’s how it works- after you sign up with Fixed, you take a picture of your parking ticket with your mobile and enter it on the app along with the violation number. After providing any other additional pictures of the curb, street signs, etc., the app tells you the probability of getting it dismissed. Fixed then sends a contest letter to the court that you digitally sign through your mobile device and they handle all communication from there. If your ticket gets dismissed, you only pay 25% of what it would have cost to Fixed. If you lose though, you pay the ticket like normal but you don’t owe Fixed anything. What do you have to lose?

Take a trip to the London of yesteryear with new app

You’ll Love What This Startup Does With Your Parking Tickets